Cardiovascular Ultrasound PT Adjunct Faculty (PE)

Smith Chason College; Phoenix (AZ); Hybrid; USD 25,000 - 40,000; Part time

Job summary

Smith Chason College in Phoenix, AZ is seeking a part-time Cardiovascular Ultrasound Faculty to deliver high-quality instruction in the cardiovascular ultrasound discipline. The role includes preparing syllabi, delivering lectures, and guiding students through clinical concepts in a hybrid on-campus setting.

Candidates must have ARDMS or CCI credentials, pediatric echocardiography specialty, four years of related experience, active CPR/BLS, and LMS experience; teaching online/ blended education

Qualifications

• Specialty in Pediatric Echocardiography (PE).
• Minimum four years of related practical work experience.
• Current ARDMS or CCI certification with ongoing CEU compliance.
• Active CPR/BLS certification.
• Knowledge of ECG, Stress Echo and Pedoff probe scanning.
• Strong computer, internet research and database skills.
• Experience with Canvas or LMS; online/ blended teaching desirable.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and maintain up-to-date syllabi for didactic and practical courses.
• Deliver high-quality lectures and set clear expectations for students.
• Demonstrate ergonomics, knobology, anatomy and scanning techniques.
• Assist students with protocols and provide constructive feedback.
• Maintain labs and instructional equipment; report disfunctions promptly.
• Maintain accurate academic records and submit grades on time.
• Collaborate with faculty and participate in professional development.

Skills

Pediatric Echocardiography

ECG & Stress Echo knowledge

Canvas LMS experience

Online/Hybrid teaching experience

Education

ARDMS or CCI certification

CPR/BLS certification

Related degree or higher

Tools

Canvas LMS

Office software

Job description

Job Title

Cardiovascular Ultrasound Faculty

Status

Part-Time

Type

On Campus/ Hybrid as permitted by Director of Education

Reports To

Program Director

Purpose

To provide high-quality instruction and guidance to students in the cardiovascular ultrasound discipline. Smith Chason College faculty members play a vital role in fostering an engaging learning environment and facilitating student success. CVS faculty will deliver effective instruction that aligns with the approved syllabi, guidelines, and program standards, while collaborating with fellow department team members. Additionally, a CVS faculty member is expected to model professionalism in dress, action, and communication. Overall, faculty will empower students to achieve their academic goals and prepare them for a future in the medical workforce.

Education / Qualifications / Competencies

• In addition to the requirements below, one must have a specialty in Pediatric Echocardiography (PE).
• Must have a minimum of four years of related practical work experience in the subject area(s) taught and possess a related degree at least at the same level as the course the faculty member is teaching
• Maintain current certification(s) with American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonography license or CCI and all continuing education requirements set by Smith Chason College in the fields being taught and provide school copies of all the above on a yearly basis.
• Maintain an active CPR/BLS certifications
• Knowledge of ECG, Stress Echo and Pedoff probe scanning procedures
• Possess a sound knowledge and understanding of the professional career paths and demands of employers in the field(s) in which they teach
• Must have strong technical skills including all computer applications, internet research, database management, and analytical skills
• Experienced with Canvas or related LMS usage for instruction (assignments, quizzes, discussion boards, gradebook, modules) is preferred
• Online, hybrid, remote or blended teaching experience is highly desirable

Overall Responsibilities

• Prepare and maintain up-to-date syllabi for didactic and practical courses, aligning with program objectives and industry standards
• Deliver high-quality lectures, optimize instructional resources, and set clear expectations for students
• Provide instructions and demonstrations on ergonomics, knobology, anatomy and scanning of organs and related pathologies using current references and handbooks
• Assist students with questions about protocols, procedures and policies, and provide constructive feedback
• Demonstrate respect and empathy towards students, acknowledging and accommodating their diverse personal differences and educational needs
• Maintain clean and organized labs with student assistance, preparing them for a professional environment
• Prepare and maintain labs, ensuring the proper functioning of instructional equipment, including ordering supplies and reporting any disfunction in a timely manner to a Program Director
• Maintain accurate academic and attendance records, submit grades promptly, and report academic success issues to the Program Director/DOE using the appropriate forms and procedures
• Maintain a record of students’ completion of required lab hours before the end of each course
• Adhere to the educational institutions policies and professional codes of conduct, respecting confidentiality and upholding ethical standards
• Incorporate team-based learning strategies, participate in faculty meetings, engage in professional development and foster an inclusive and diverse learning environment
• Perform additional duties as assigned by Campus Director, Director of Education, and Program Director

Requirements

Physical Requirements / Working Conditions

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Must be able to stand and/or sit for prolonged periods of time
• Can independently move objects up to 25 lbs.
• Sufficient hand, arm, and finger dexterity to operate a computer keyboard, other office machinery, and perform repetitive motions
• Must have sufficient hearing and speaking ability to communicate in person or on the phone/computer with others

Culture of Care

Culture of Care is our commitment to create a supportive environment in which every student can achieve their educational and career goals. Culture of Care encourages one-on-one relationships. Creating a culture that focuses on the student and their wellness. This includes understanding the student's complex lives. It is about creating a school where everyone feels welcomed by:

• Creating a sense of community in all interactions and communications with students
• Identifying problem areas and offering assistance
• Opening up safe conversations for cooperative solutions
• Holding students to standards and goals that will ultimately make them successful in their careers